4 NFL Players We've Grown to Hate Most at the Halfway Mark

Every fan has their own individual players from other teams they hate, but these guys are universally hated by all NFL fans. Whether is it cockiness or just their polarizing nature, some guys are just not going to please everybody. Sometimes, even if a guy is too "nice," he can be one of the most hated players in football. 

Let's take a look at the most hated players in football.

Tim Tebow

Tebow is easily the most polarizing player in football. He just seemed too perfect to just take him for who he is, but the debate about his on-field play is what makes him one of the most hated players in football. His blind followers will clamor about his ability to win, but the bottom line is, he is not a starting NFL quarterback. 

Those who hate Tebow probably will admit they hate his supporters even more than they hate Tebow as a quarterback. 

Tom Brady

The rings. The hair. The supermodel-girlfriend. What is there not to hate about Brady?

Jealousy is a form of hate, and unless you live anything close to Tom Brady's lifestyle, you have all the right in the world to be jealous of Mr. Brady. 

Tony Romo

For a Pro-Bowl quarterback that has his team near contention every season, few quarterbacks are hated more from fans of his own team than Tony Romo. A lot of that is on him, as his great performances are often overshadowed by his bonehead plays at the end of games that cost his team victories. 

Not only do a lot of his own fans hate him, but just about every other fan hates the Cowboys, including Romo. 

Brandon Marshall

Marshall was never a darling of the NFL with his spotted past, but this year, he has reached new levels of hate. Before the game against the Jets, Marshall stated that he was willing to get into a fight just to spark his team. 

Well, that never happened, but he dropped several balls and inexplicably ran out of bounds in help his team lose yet another game.